User’s Manual
reference series
Antes de utilizar el equipo, lea la sección
“Precauciones de seguridad” de este manual.
Conserve este manual para futuras consultas.
Before operating the device, please read the
“Safety precautions” section of this manual.
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Precauciones de Seguridad
Precauciones de Seguridad
Safety Precautions
Safety
Precautions
Conserve y lea todas estas instrucciones.
Siga todas las advertencias.
El signo de exclamación dentro de un triángulo indica la
existencia de componentes internos cuyo reemplazo puede
afectar a la seguridad.
El doble cuadrado indica equipo de Clase II. The double square indicates Class II device.
Las especificaciones se encuentran en la etiqueta de la parte
posterior del producto.
El colgado del equipo sólo debe realizarse utilizando los herrajes
de colgado recomendados y por personal cualificado. No
cuelgue la caja de las asas.
No exponga este equipo a la lluvia o humedad. No exponga el
equipo a salpicaduras ni coloque sobre él objetos que
contengan líquidos, tales como vasos y botellas. Equipo IP-20.
Este símbolo indica que el presente producto no puede ser
tratado como residuo doméstico normal, sino que debe
entregarse en el correspondiente punto de recogida de equipos
eléctricos y electrónicos.
Equipo diseñado para funcionar entre 15ºC y 35ºC con una
humedad relativa máxima del 75%.
El cableado exterior conectado al equipo requiere de su
instalación por una persona instruida o el uso de cables flexibles
ya preparados.
Keep these instructions.
Heed all warnings. Follow all instructions.
The exclamation point inside an equilateral triangle indicates the
existence of internal components whose substitution may affect
safety.
The specifications can be found on the rear label of the product.
The appliance should be flown only from the rigging points and
by qualified personnel. Do not suspend the box from the
handles.
Do not expose this device to rain or moisture. Do not place any
objects containing liquids, such as bottles or glasses, on the top
of the unit. Do not splash liquids on the unit. IP-20 equipment.
This symbol on the product indicates that this product should
not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed
over to the appicable collection point for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment.
Working temperature ranges from 15ºC to 35ºC with a relative
humidity of 75%.
The outer wiring connected to the device requires installation by
an instructed person or the use of a flexible cable already
prepared.
El equipo cuenta con dos conectores de entrada en paralelo
para facilitar la conexión de varias cajas en paralelo.
No emplace altavoces en proximidad a equipos sensibles a
campos magnéticos, tales como monitores de televisión o
material magnético de almacenamiento de datos.
Para las cajas con vaso para trípode, la altura máxima de
seguridad desde el suelo a la base de la caja montada sobre
trípode modelo con pies a su máxima extensión es:TRD-2
Rf-12.85
------------->115 cm
Rf-15.85
------------->105 cm
Rf-12.64
------------->115 cm
Rf-15.64
------------->105 cm
No existen partes ajustables por el usuario en el interior de este
equipo. Cualquier operación de mantenimiento o reparación
debe ser realizada por personal cualificado. Es necesario el
servicio técnico cuando el aparato se haya dañado de alguna
forma, tal como que haya caído líquido o algún objeto en el
interior del aparato, haya sido expuesto a lluvia o humedad, no
funcione correctamente o haya recibido un golpe.
Limpie con un paño seco. No use limpiadores con disolventes.
Note that the two Speakon input connectors are wired in parallel
to provide easy parallel connection of several enclosures.
Do not place loudspeakers in proximity to devices sensitive to
magnetic fields such as television monitors or data storage
magnetic material.
For enclosures with tripod socket, maximum safety height from
floor to bottom of enclosure when mounting on a tripod
with legs fully open:
Rf-12.85
------------->115 cm
Rf-15.85
------------->105 cm
Rf-12.64
------------->115 cm
Rf-15.64
------------->105 cm
No user serviceable parts inside. Refer all servicing to qualified
service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally or has been dropped.
Clean only with a dry cloth. Do not use any solvent based
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GARANTÍA
Todos nuestros productos están garantizados por un periodo de 24
meses desde la fecha de compra.
Las garantías sólo serán válidas si son por un defecto de
fabricación y en ningún caso por un uso incorrecto del producto.
Las reparaciones en garantía pueden ser realizadas,
exclusivamente, por el fabricante o el servicio de asistencia técnica
autorizado.
Otros cargos como portes y seguros, son a cargo del comprador
en todos los casos.
Para solicitar reparación en garantía es imprescindible que el
producto no haya sido previamente manipulado e incluir una
fotocopia de la factura de compra.
WARRANTY
All D.A.S. products are warrantied against any manufacturing defect
for a period of 2 years from date of purchase.
The warranty excludes damage from incorrect use of the product.
All warranty repairs must be exclusively undertaken by the factory
or any of its authorised service centers.
To claim a warranty repair, do not open or intend to repair the
product.
Return the damaged unit, at shippers risk and freight prepaid, to
the nearest service center with a copy of the purchase invoice.
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DECLARACIÓN DE CONFORMIDAD
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
D.A.S. Audio, S.A.
C/ Islas Baleares, 24 - 46988 - Pol. Fuente del Jarro - Valencia. España
(Spain).
Declara que la :
Declares that :
serie reference
reference series
Cumple con los objetivos esenciales de las Directivas:
Abide by essential objectives relating Directives:
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Directiva de Baja Tensión (Low Voltage Directive) 2006/95/CE
Directiva de Compatibilidad Electromagnética (EMC) 2004/108/CE
Directiva RoHS 2002/95/CE
Directiva RAEE (WEEE) 2002/96/CE
Y es conforme a las siguientes Normas Armonizadas Europeas:
In accordance with Harmonized European Norms:
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EN 60065:2002 Audio, video and similar electronic
apparatus. Safety requirements.
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EN 55103-1:1996 Electromagnetic compatibility.
Product family standard for audio, video, audiovisual and entertainment lighting control apparatus
for professional use. Part 1:Emission.
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EN 55103-2:1996 Electromagnetic compatibility.
Product family standard for audio, video, audiovisual and entertainment lighting control apparatus
for professional use. Part 2:Immunity.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
General
Features
Model’s features
CONNECTIONS
Wiring
Basic connection
PLACEMENT AND MOUNTING
Placement
Tripod use
Use on withsub-18H TRD-4
Rotating the horns
Weather resistance
RIGGING
Warnings
Introduction
Flying with ANL-2
Rigging with AX-TRUSS
Rigging with AXA
Rigging with AXU
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CONFIGURATIONS
LINE DRAWINGS
SPECIFICATIONS
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INTRODUCTION
General
Thank you for purchasing a D.A.S. product.
reference
The series represents more than 30 years
of expertise in transducer and enclosure design,
achieving a series of systems that utilize the most
advanced sound reinforcement technology to
deliver outstanding audio performance and
maximum reliability.
This manual contains the required information
to make the best use of the system you have
purchased. Please take the time to read it.
Our Web contains
further support information such as enclosure and
system drawings, data for modelling software,
architectural specifications and specification
sheets.
Series features
- High frequency compression drivers with pure
titanium diaphragms and Neodymium magnet
structures (except models with small format HF
drivers, which use ferrite magnets).
- Rugged enclosures manufactured from 18mm
Finnish Wisa® plywood for rigidity and durability.
- Bar handles or hand locations for easy transport.
- Finished in water based black paint that provides
protection against the elements and abrasion. The
finish may be painted on to complement the
decor.
- Polyamide powder coated front grilles prevent
corrosion and maintain good looks. On the
series
, the grilles are covered with acoustically
transparent cloth for protection against rain, dust
and dirt.
- Dual NL4 Speakon input/output connectors.
- Tripod mountable (depending on the model).
- Flying points (eyebolt based).
- Optional flying accessories.
- Flying accesories exist for configurations of 2 or
3 units ).
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- White systems available.
- Two basic system types:
- Short/Mid throw systems, including horns
with 80ºH x 50º V nominal dispersion.
- Mid/large throw systems including horns
with 60º H x 40º V nominal dispersion.
- Short/Mid throw systems include 3”voice coil
speakers and 2” voice coil compression drivers.
- Mid/Large throw systems include 4”voice coil
speakers and 3” voice coil compression drivers.
- Rotatable horns.
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Model’s features
Rf-12.85
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Tripod socket.
- Passive (full-range) use.
- 1 x 12" woofer with 3” voice coil diameter.
- Small format compression driver with ASC
protection.
- Medium power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Short / medium throw.
- Rotatable horn.
- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 80ºH
x 50ºV.
- Sound reinforcement for fixed installations.
Pubs, restaurants, discos, indoor sport arenas.
Stand-alone or subwoofer reinforced.
- Secondary area fills.
Rf-15.85
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Tripod socket.
- Passive (full-range) use.
- 1 x 15" woofer with 3” voice coil diameter.
- Small format compression driver with ASC
protection.
- Medium power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Short / medium throw.
- Rotatable horn.
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- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 80ºH
x 50ºV.
- Sound reinforcement for fixed installations.
Pubs, restaurants, discos, indoor sport arenas.
Stand-alone or subwoofer reinforced.
- Secondary area fills.
Rf-215.85
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Passive (full-range) use.
- 2 x 15” speakers; 3” voice coil diameter.
- Small format compression driver with ASC
protection.
- Medium / high power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Short/medium throw.
- Rotatable horn.
- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 80ºH x
50ºV.
- Sound reinforcement for fixed installations. Pubs,
live music bars.
- Medium power side-fill.
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Rf-12.64
sub-18H
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Tripod socket.
- Passive (full-range) use.
- 1 x 12" woofer; 4” voice coil diameter.
- Medium (3” voice coil
diameter)
- Medium/high power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Medium/large throw.
- Rotatable horn.
- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 60ºH x
40ºV.
- Sound reinforcement for fixed installations. Pubs,
restaurants, discos, indoor sport arenas.
- Secondary area fills.
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Tripod socket.
- Bi-amplified and passive (full-range) modes.
- 1 x 12" woofer; 4” voice coil diameter.
- Medium format compression driver (3” voice coil
diameter) with ASC protection.
- Medium/high power.
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- Medium sensitivity.
- Medium/large throw.
- Rotatable horn.
- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 60ºH x
40ºV.
-Sound reinforcement for fixed installations. Pubs,
restaurants, discos, indoor sport arenas.
- Secondary area fills.
format compression driver
with ASC protection.
Rf-15.64
- Sub-woofer system.
- Rectangular enclosure.
- Tripod socket for mid-high enclosures.
- 1 x 18" woofer; 4” voice coil diameter.
- Medium power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Low frequency reinforcement for fixed
installations. Pubs, bands, theaters.
sub-218G
- Sub-woofer system.
- Rectangular enclosure.
- 2 x 18" woofers; 4” voice coil diameter.
- High power.
- Medium sensitivity.
- Low frequency reinforcement for fixed
installations and mobile applications. Live sound,
theaters, discos.
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Rf-215.96
- Two-way full-range system.
- Trapezoidal enclosure.
- Bi-amplified and passive (full-range) modes.
- 2 x 15" woofers; 4” voice coil diameter.
- Neodymium magnet large format compression
driver, 4” voice coil diameter.
- Nominal horn coverage angles (-6 dB): 90ºH x
60ºV.
- High power.
- Medium / high sensitivity.
- Medium / long throw.
- Transport wheels.
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CONNECTIONS
Wiring
Reference series enclosures utilize two NL4
(four pin) Neutrik Speakon connectors. These
connectors are specific for speaker use and allow
a safe and professional connection. For plugging
into an enclosure, insert the male connector into
any of the inputs and rotate it clockwise. It will
then lock into place and be ready for use.
The drawing illustrates the terminal
arrangement detail:
NEUTRIK SPEAKON NL4
The enclosures provide two paralleled
connectors. This allows for easy loop through from
one speaker to the next. Unused connector pins
are also paralleled. Both connectors can be used
as either inputs or outputs.
To ensure quality sound and minimum power
loss, the speaker cable needs to have a large
enough cross section depending on the cable
length, number of speakers per channel and
speaker impedance. The total impedance for a
number of speakers in parallel is equal to the
impedance of one divided by the number of
speakers. For instance, two in parallel
total 4 ohms (8 ohms divided by 2 boxes equal 4).
It is particularly important to use a large enough
gauge with those speakers that carry deep bass,
such as , o .
runs of cable and four or eight ohms connected
per channel:
sub-18H sub-218G Rf-215.96
The tables show the minimum size for different
Rf-12.85
metres
2,5
5
7,5
10
15
20
50
75
100
200
400
metres
2,5
5
7,5
10
15
20
50
75
100
200
400
Cable lenght
Cable lenght
8 ohms per amplifier channel
Minimum cable thickness
feet mm2 Gauge number (AWG)
8 0,3 22
16 0,5 22
25 0,8 18
33 1,31 16
50 2,1 14
66 3,3 12
164
250 8,35 8
328 13,3 6
656 20,8 4
1312 33,3 2
4 ohms per amplifier channel
feet mm2 Gauge number (AWG)
8 0,18 18
16 1,31 16
25 2,1 14
33 3,3 12
50 5,3 10
66 5,3 10
164 13,3 6
250 20,8 4
328 33,3 2
656 52,9 0
1312 80,2 000
5,3
Minimum cable thickness
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- Use the eight ohm table when connecting a
single eight ohm speaker per channel. For
instance, one in each channel of a stereo
amplifier or the high frequency band of an
215.96
- Use the four ohm table when connecting
two eight ohm speakers to an amplifier
channel. For instance, two units in
parallel. Also for one four ohm speaker per
channel, such as for one per channel.
When connecting more than one speaker to an
amplifier channel there are two wiring options. The
first is to run cable from the amplifier's output
terminals to each speaker. The second is to
connect the closest speaker to the amplifier and
then connect the two speakers together with a
loop through cable that has a Speakon NL4
connector on both ends. We'll be paralleling
speakers in both cases. The latter is the most
common and practical option, the former providing
a higher damping factor.
Never use a total impedance load that is lower
than the lowest impedance that an amplifier will
take. Virtually all professional amplifiers will accept
loads down to four ohms safely in stereo mode.
Many are rated for two ohm loads but often will
run into overheating protection when used this
way, particularly in high ambient temperature and
high output power applications. Never connect
more speakers to an amplifier's channel than it will
take, i.e. do not load a channel with a total
impedance that is lower than the minimum load
specified by the manufacturer.
Rf-15.85
Rf-
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Rf-1585
sub-218G
Avoid series or series-parallel wiring schemes
for products, since they degrade sound
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quality and thus we do not recommend them for
applications other than background music, paging,
or surround sound.
Basic connection
This section provides information on the pin
assignments and basic set-up for the different
enclosures. The "System Configurations" section
adds stereo system configurations with or without
sub-woofer reinforcement. The “Application
Examples” section adds complete application
specific system examples.
Some models, due to the complexities of their
electronic processing, require the indicated D.A.S.
controller for the system to run correctly. Others
may use generic crossover units with
recommended settings, although the use of the
D.A.S. processors is recommended. In general, we
stress the importance of the use of the D.A.S.
processors, since they are shipped with set energy
balances and crossover frequencies, and
adjustments cannot be made that could endanger
system components. By using the D.A.S.
processors, we can ensure the correctness of the
sound and the reliability of the systems.
The following table shows the basic features of
the D.A.S. Controllers:
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Model
Type
Modes
Limiters
Gain controls
Xover freqs
CT-1 DSP-26
Stereo
Full range/2way
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Low Low-Mid-High
100 Hz
Variable depending on the system
Stereo
2 x (2 way/3 way)
Variable per way
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Figures show the block diagram and basic set-
up for models and
Rf-12.85 Rf-15.85 Rf-12.64,.
+2
-2
+1
-1
+2
-2
+1
-1
When using the system in active (bi-amplified)
mode, use the D.A.S. electronic
DSP-26
processor or a 24 dB/octave electronic crossover
unit with the crossover frequency set to 1800 Hz.
+2
-2
+1
-1
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
"HIGH"
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
"HIGH"
"BASS"
Passive (mono-amp) operation
Rf-215.85
Figures show the block diagram and basic set-
up for model
+2
-2
+1
-1
+2
-2
+1
-1
Rf-215.85
.
"BASS"
Passive (mono-amp) operation
(+2, -2)
X-over
(+2, -2)
"HIGH"
"BASS"
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
Active (bi-amp) operation
Rf-215.96
Figures show the block diagram and basic setup. A switch located at the input connector plate,
allows to change between passive (full-range) and
bi-amplified use. In passive use, the acoustical
high frequency roll off of the low frequency section
is used to crossover to the mid/high frequency
section, which utilizes an equalized highpass filter
network.
When using the system in active (bi-amplified)
mode, use the D.A.S. electronic processor
or a 24 dB/octave electronic crossover unit with
the crossover frequency set to 1200 Hz.
DSP-26
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
"HIGH"
"BASS"
Passive (mono-amp) operation
Rf-15.64
Figures show the block diagram and basic setup for model A switch, located at the
input connector plate, allows to change between
passive (full-range) and bi-amplified use. In passive
use, the acoustical high frequency roll off of the
low frequency section is used to crossover to the
mid/high frequency section, which utilizes an
equalized highpass filter network.
Rf-15.64
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-2
+1
-1
Passive (mono-amp) operation
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
"HIGH"
"BASS"
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X-over
(+2, -2)(+2, -2)
"HIGH"
"BASS"
(+1, -1)(+1, -1)
Active (bi-amp) operation
sub-18H
Figures show the block diagram and basic setup. The is a bass unit for active systems,
so an electronic crossover will be required with a
crossover frequency set in the range from 80 to
125 Hz.
sub-18H
+2
-2
+1
-1
+2
-2
+1
-1
"BASS"
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sub-218G
Figures show the block diagram and basic setup. The is a bass unit for active systems,
so an electronic crossover will be required with a
crossover frequency set in the range from 80 to
125 Hz.
sub-218G
+2
-2
+1
-1
+2
-2
+1
-1
"BASS"
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PLACEMENT AND MOUNTING
Placement
Place the speakers ahead of the microphones.
Feedback (howling) occurs when the microphones
pick up the sound that comes out of the speakers
and feed it back to the system. Feedback can
cause damage to the speaker system. If space is
limited, direct the speakers towards areas where
there are no microphones to minimize feedback.
When using a turntable, place the speakers far
from the turntables. If the speaker signal is picked
up by the stylus and reamplified, low frequency
howling will occur. The use of a very heavy base
for the turntable is recommended.
Bass output for bass cabinets in general will
increase when placed against floors and/or walls.
In this case, you may need to attenuate the gain of
the low frequency section or use attenuation on
the low frequency equalization.
Tripod use
The more portable models feature a tripod
socket for use with standard 35-mm tripods such
as the D.A.S. . Be careful not to raise the
units too high on the tripod, as they may become
unstable. Do not use a tripod on sloped surfaces.
Use on withsub-18H TRD-4
The top panel of model features a
tripod socket for use with standard 35 mm
poles. This allows pole mounting for systems
that have tripod capability. The is a 35
mm pole that raises the top box 51 cm (21").
Do not use mounted systems on irregular
floors or with slopes.
TRD-2
sub-18H
TRD-4
Rotating the horns
Models , , ,
have rotatable horns. This allows maintaining
the original horn characteristics (wider horizontal
coverage than vertical) when mounted in
horizontal position. This feature is particularly
useful in low ceiling rooms.
To rotate the horns you will need to remove
the front grille first, then the horn. Then
carefully rotate the horn 90 degrees, being
careful not to disconnect the wires. Then screw
the horn back into place and replace the grille.
Weather resistance
reference series
phenolic plywood finished with a special water
based black paint that protects the wood from
water and humidity. Additionally,
units have an acoustically transparent cloth that
will further protect the components from the rain.
Rf-12.85 Rf-15.85 Rf-12.64 Rf-15.64
cabinets are manufactured from
reference series
at the factory with a fine coat of varnish. If the
speakers will be exposed to the elements, you
may additionally treat the paper cones with a
water repelling spray or by applying a coat of
varnish. Always bear in mind that any coating
should be very light so as not to change the
weight of the cone significantly.
components to direct rain. For open-air
applications, place the speakers under some form
of canopy or cover.
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In fixed installations, do not expose the
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RIGGING
Warnings
This manual contains needed information for
flying D.A.S. Audio line array systems, description
of the elements and safety precautions. To perform
any operations related to flying the system, read
the present document first, and act on the
warnings and advice given. The goal is to the allow
the user to become familiar with the mechanical
elements required to fly the acoustic system, as
well as the safety measures to be taken during
set-up and teardown.
Only experienced installers with adequate
knowledge of the equipment and local safety
regulations should fly speaker boxes. It is the
user's responsibility to ensure that the systems to
be flown (including flying accessories) comply with
state and local regulations.
The working load limits in this manual are the
results of tests by independent laboratories. It is
the user's responsibility to stay within safe limits. It
is the user's responsibility to follow and comply
with safety factors, resistance values, periodical
supervisions and warnings given in this manual.
Product improvement by means of research and
development is on going at D.A.S. Specifications
are subject to change without notice.
Absolutely no risks should be taken with
regards to public safety. When flying enclosures
from ceiling support structures, extreme care
should be taken to assure the load bearing
capabilities of the structures so that the installation
is absolutely safe. Do not fly enclosures from
unsafe structures. Consult a certified professional if
needed. All flying accessories that are not supplied
by D.A.S. Audio are the user's responsibility. Use
at your own risk.
Introduction
reference series
Flyable models feature 6 internal
steel angles, with 2 mounting threads each, so
that 12 flying points are available (2 on each side,
3 on the top panel and 3 on the bottom panel and
2 on the rear panel). Eyebolt flying points are
factory sealed with M10 screws, which are
replaced with eyebolts on the flying points as
required. Flying with eyebolts is very economical
and safe, and is specially recommended for fixed
installations where the boxes are permanently
fixed.
The illustration shows the internal metal
hardware of an enclosure with eyebolt flying.
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To this date, there is no international standard
regarding the flying of acoustic systems. However,
it is common practice to apply 5:1 safety factors
for enclosures and static elements. For slings and
elements exposed to material fatigue due to
friction and load variation the following ratios must
be met; 5:1 for steel cable slings, 4:1 for steel
chain slings and 7:1 polyester slings. Thus, an
element with a breaking load limit of 1000 kg may
be statically loaded with 200 kg (5:1 safety factor)
and dynamically loaded with 142 kg (7:1 safety
factor).
When flying a system, the working load must
be lower than the resistance of each individual
flying point in the enclosure, as well as each box.
Hanging hardware should be regularly inspected
and suspect units replaced if in doubt. This is
important to avoid injury and absolutely no risks
should be taken in this respect. It is highly
recommended that you implement an inspection
and maintenance program on flying elements,
including reports to be filled out by the personnel
that will carry out the inspections. Local
regulations may exist that, in case of accident,
may require you to present evidence of inspection
reports and corrective actions after defects were
found.
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Flying with eyebolts
The Allen-head screws must be removed and
replaced by M10 eyebolts on one side of the
enclosure. Each rigging point has 200 kg (440 lb)
working load limit. Then choose the slings or
chains of required load resistance and length,
bearing in mind that the length difference between
the front and back slings or chains will determine
the vertical orientation. Alternatively, the back
bottom eyebolt points can be used to provide
vertical orientation.
The set is an optional set of four
ANL-2
eyebolts and four carabiners. (Dimensions are in
milimetres).
ANL-2
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35
75
The following illustrations show different views
on eyebolt flying for a single box. The length of the
back cables or chains determines the vertical
angle of the box.
40
ANL-2
Each eyebolt has a rated working load
of 200 kg. (440 lb). Each carabiner has a
ANL-2
working load of 330 kg (726 lb). If using other
hardware, make sure it is rated to handle the
required load.
When using eyebolts it is important to bear in
mind that the rated working load is only true for a
load applied in the plane of the eye, and is
significantly reduced for other angles. The drawing
illustrates the concept. The table shows the
variation of the working load as a function of the
load angle. In the case of the eyebolt, this
ANL-2
means that the 200 kg working load becomes 60
kg at 45 degrees. Do not use eyebolt flying if the
load angle is higher than 45 degrees.
% Working
load
0 Degrees
100% 65% 30% 25%
30 Degrees 45 Degrees More than 45
Degrees
Rigging with AX-TRUSS
AX-TRUSS
The rigging hardware has been
designed to fly the cabinets from structure trusses
of 50 mm diameter (2 in diameter). The
AX-TRUSS
base must be fixed to the upper rear corner of the
box by means of two M10 screws. The screw
needed to attach the base to the upper
AX-TRUSS
side of the box is the same that comes with the
box on that position. The screw to be inserted on
the rear side of the box is a special one that is
provided with the accessory.
AX-TRUSS
AX-TRUSS
allows for several vertical angles from
+10º to -35º. The vertical angle is set up by
inserting a highly resistant quick release pin into
the holes in the base.
AX-TRUSS
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In order to attach the to the box,
firstly the screw on the upper rear side must be
backed out a few turns (1). Then the rear side
screw must be completely removed (2).
2
Remove screw
AX-TRUSS
1
Back out few turns
Once the rear side screw has been removed,
the base of the will be placed on the
corner, making sure that the head of the upper
screw fits into the slot (3) on the base. Then the
special rear side screw, provided with the
hardware (4), will be fixed to the box.
Special screw M10x60
AX-TRUSS
Slot
3
4
EN
The next step will be to secure the fixing hardware part to the truss. In order to do so, the nut and the
wing nut must be tightened. Make sure that the fixing hardware has been secured tightly to the truss, and
that it is not able to swing. This way both parts of the rigging hardware will be fixed: one to the truss and the
other one to the box.
Note: Maximum load capacity for is 50 kg. Never exceed this limit.
Once the fixing hardware has been attached to the truss, then the box can be attached (5).
5
AX-TRUSS
The vertical splay angle depends
on the hole where the quick release
pin has been inserted (6).
6
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Rigging with AXA
AX-2RF12 / AX-2RF15 Array Frame.
Mounting instructions.
1.- Flip the speakers upside down. Remove the
existing speaker screws and rubber feet. Replace
the screws used to attach the rubber feet to keep
air from escaping.
2.- Position the speakers in the desired splay
angle.
3.- Attach the joining plates to the enclosure using
the holes on the concave side for the rear and the
holes on the convex side to determine the angle.
The holes closest to each other position the
enclosures side to side, forming a 20º angle
between them. Advancing toward the exterior
alternate holes on each side increment the angles
in 5º steps. It is recommended that the joining
plate be placed as symetrically as pos-sible. Flat
washers should be placed adjacent to the joining
plates, followed by the lock washer and finally the
bolt.
4.- Slowly flip the speaker assembly so that the
tops of the speakers are facing up.
5.- Screw the joining plates to the enclosures
positioning the one with rigging points in the rear
so a pull point is available should we need steep
vertical angling.
6.- Screw the eyebolts into the two remaining
holes.
7.- Suspend the enclosures using the eyebolts and
the joining plate with rigging points.
Package contents
4 joining plates (1 with rigging points) 8
M10x30 screws, 8 Grower (split) M10 lock
washers, 8 M10 flat washers, 2 M10 eyebolts,
1 number 8 Allen (hex) wrench, 1 number 6
Allen wrench.
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AX-2RF12V / AX-2RF15V Array Frame.
Mounting instructions.
1.- Flip the speakers upside down. Remove the
existing speaker screws and rubber feet. Replace
the screws used to attach the rubber feet to keep
air from escaping.
2.- Position the speakers in the desired splay
angle.
3.- Attach the joining plates to the enclosure using
the holes on the concave side for the rear and the
holes on the convex side to determine the angle.
The holes closest to each other position the
enclosures side to side, forming a 20º angle
between them. Advancing toward the exterior
alternate holes on each side increment the angles
in 5º steps. It is recom-mended that the joining
plate be placed as symetrically as pos-sible. Flat
washers should be placed adjacent to the joining
plates, followed by the lock washer and finally the
bolt.
4.- Slowly flip the speaker assembly so that the
tops of the speakers are facing up.
EN
5.- Screw the joining plates to the enclosures.
6.- Screw 2 eyebolts into the two holes on the side
of the enclosure and the other 2 into the rear of
the other enclosure.
7.- Suspend the enclosures using the eyebolts.
Package contents
4 joining plates, 8 M10x30 screws, 8 Grower
(split) M10 lock washers, 8 M10 flat washers, 4
M10 eyebolts, 1 number 8 Allen (hex) wrench, 1
number 6 Allen wrench.
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AX-2RF12 / AX-2RF15 Array Frame.
Mounting instructions.
1.- Flip the speakers upside down. Remove the
existing speaker screws and rubber feet. Replace
the screws used to attach the rubber feet to keep
air from escaping.
2.- Position the speakers in the desired splay
angle.
3.-Attach the joining plates to the enclosures using
the short plates in front and the longer plates in
the rear (see drawing). The holes closest to each
other position the enclosures side to side, forming
a 20º angle between them. Advancing toward the
exterior alternate holes on each side increment the
angles in 5º steps. It is recommended that the
joining plate be placed as symetrically as possible. On the rear joining plates are two rows of
holes on each side. The outer holes are for RF
enclosures with a 15” bass and the internal holes
are for units with a 12” bass. Flat washers should
be placed adjacent to the joining plates, followed
by the lock washer and finally the bolt.
4.- Slowly flip the speaker assembly so that the
tops of the speakers are facing up.
5.- Screw the joining plates with rigging points to
on the top-front of the enclosure.
6.- Screw the rear joining plates to the enclosures
using a screw in the center and eyebolts on the
ends. If steep vertical angling is needed, the rear
plate can be attached with 3 screws and the
eyebolts can be used in the rear (with-out washers
in this case) panel of the cabinet.
7.- Suspend the enclosures using the eyebolts and
the joining plate with rigging points.
Package contents
4 joining plates (2 with rigging points), 2 rear
joining plates, 14 M10x30 screws, 14 Grower
(split) M10 lock washers, 14 M10 flat washers, 2
M10 eyebolts, 1 number 8 Allen (hex) wrench, 1
number 6 Allen wrench.
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Rigging with AXU
AXU-RF12
fixed to the internal metal structure included inside
Rf-12.64 /Rf-12.85
the By means of this accessory
the unit can be fixed both vertically and
horizontally. For Rf-15.64 / Rf-15.85
AXU AXU-RF15.
accesory is
is a wall mount accessory which is
.
cabients, the
EN
Rf-12.85 fixed vertically
Rf-12.85 fixed horizontally
The accessory can be fixed to the wall or
AXU
the ceiling with 8mm screws and plugs. A total of
eight screws and plugs are needed to do so. For
more detailed information please refer to the
instructions sheet included with every
accessory.
AXU
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CONFIGURATIONS
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
2xRf-12.85 2xRf-12.85
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
LF AMPLIFIER
MF/HF AMPLIFIER
LF AMPLIFIER
MF/HF AMPLIFIER
Recommended, 1000 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 750 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 1000 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 750 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
RF-12.85
INPUT
±1 LF
DSP-26 processor
2xsub-18H 2xsub-18H
Two way active system - 3500 Wrms
2xRf-15.85 2xRf-15.85
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
DSP-26 processor
2xsub-18H 2xsub-18H
Two way active system - 3500 Wrms
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
LF AMPLIFIER
MF/HF AMPLIFIER
Recommended, 1000 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 1000 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
2xRF-12.64 2xRF-12.64
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
DSP-26 processor
2xSub-18H 2xSub-18H
Two way active system - 4000 Wrms
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INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
EN
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2xRf-15.64
2xRf-15.64
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
MF AMPLIFIER
HF AMPLIFIER
LF AMPLIFIER
Recommended, 1400 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 750 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 450 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
2xsub-218G
DSP-26 processor
Three way active system - 5200 Wrms
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
2xsub-218G
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
EN
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
MF AMPLIFIER
HF AMPLIFIER
LF AMPLIFIER
Recommended, 1400 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 1000 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
Recommended, 450 W
per channel @ 4 Ohms
2xRf-215.96
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
2xsub-218G
DSP-26 processor
Three way active system - 5700 Wrms
2xRf-215.96
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
2xsub-218G
INPUT
±1 LF
INPUT
±1±2 MF/HF
INPUT
±1 LF
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LINE DRAWINGS
100°
Rf-12.64
370
265
ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILIMETERS
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
415
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
43
102
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
644
102
43
208
346
95
416
80°
Rf-15.64
730
277
95
100°
Rf-12.85
Rf-215.85
474
370
265
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
415
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
43
102
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
644
102
43
208
346
95
416
80°
730
277
95
Rf-15.85
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN! NO CUELGUE LA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
1120
WARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROMTHIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELACAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUE LA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
1200
43
43
102
43
43
450
95
550
Rf-215.96
43
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WARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLE
43
95
102
485
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LINE DRAWINGS
WARNING!DONOTSUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DO NOT SUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELA CAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELACAJADEESTEASA
ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILIMETERS
630
WARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOT SUSPEND FROM THIS HANDLE
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELACAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELACAJA DE ESTE ASA
1100
EN
sub-18H
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
RMS Power Handling (1)
Peak Power Handling (-10 dB)
Frequency Range (-10 dB)
HF Horn Coverage Angles(-6dB)
On-axis Sensitivity1W/1m
Rated Maximum Peak SPL (2)
Nominal Impedance
Transducers/Replacement Parts
Enclosure Material
Color/Finish
Rigging System
Connectors
Dimensions (HxWxD)
Weight
Accessories
Model
RMS Power Handling (1)
Peak Power Handling (-10 dB)
Frequency Range (-10 dB)
HF Horn Coverage Angles(-6dB)
On-axis Sensitivity1W/1m
Rated Maximum Peak SPL (2)
Nominal Impedance
Transducers/Replacement Parts
Enclosure Material
Color/Finish
Rigging System
Connectors
Dimensions (HxWxD)
Weight
Accessories
550
43
43
530
115
Rf-12.85
400 W
400 W
1600W
1600W
54 Hz - 20kHz
80º x 50º
98 dB SPL
130 dB
8 ohms
LF: 12P / GM 12P
HF: M-30 / GM M-50
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
64.4 x 37 x 34.6 cm
25.4 x 14.6 x 13.6 in
22 kg (48.4 lb)
ANL-2, AX-TRUSS, AX-L, TRD-2, TRD-4
AXA-2RF12, AXA-3RF12
Rf-15.64
Passive: 600 W
Passive: 2400W
45 Hz - 20kHz
60º x 40º
LF: 98 dB SPL / HF: 99 dB SPL
LF: 131 dB / HF: 132 dB
Passive: 8 ohms LF/HF: 8 ohms
LF: 15H / GM 15G
HF: M-10N / GM M-10
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
73 x 41.6 x 41.5 cm
28.7 x 16.4 x 16.3 in
31 kg (62.2 lb)
ANL-2, AX-TRUSS, AX-L, TRD-2, TRD-4
AXA-2RF15, AXA-3RF15
LF: 600 W
HF: 100 W
LF: 2400 W
HF: 400 W
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115
95
sub-218G
Rf-15.85
400 W
400 W
1600W
1600W
50 Hz - 20kHz
80º x 50º
99 dB SPL
131 dB
8 ohms
LF: 15P / GM 15P
HF: M-30 / GM M-50
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
73 x 41.6 x 41.5 cm
28.7 x 16.4 x 16.3 in
26 kg (57.2 lb)
ANL-2, AX-TRUSS, AX-L, TRD-2, TRD-4
AXA-2RF15, AXA-3RF15
Rf-215.96
Passive: 1400 W
Passive: 5600W
37 Hz - 20kHz
90º x 60º
LF: 102 dB SPL / HF: 101 dB SPL
LF: 139 dB / HF: 130 dB
Passive: 4 ohms
LF: 2 x 15G / GM 15G
HF: ND-10 / GM K-8H
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
120 x 55 x 48.5 cm
47.2 x 21.7 x 19.1 in
62.5 kg (137.5 lb)
ANL-2
LF: 1400 W
HF: 200 W
LF: 5600 W
HF: 800 W
LF: 4 ohms
HF: 8 ohms
550
43
¡ATENCIÓN!NOCUELGUELACAJA DE ESTE ASA¡ATENCIÓN!NO CUELGUE LA CAJA DE ESTE ASA
WARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLEWARNING!DONOTSUSPENDFROM THIS HANDLE
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Rf-215.85
800 W
3200W
45 Hz - 20kHz
80º x 50º
101 dB SPL
136 dB
4 ohms
LF: 2 x 15P / GM 15P
HF: M-50 / GM M-50
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
112x47.4x45cm
44.1 x 18.7 x 17.7 in
44 kg (96.8 lb)
ANL-2
sub-18H
600 W
2400W
35 Hz - 160 Hz
98 dB SPL
132 dB
8 ohms
LF: 18H / GM 18G
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
63x55x53cm
24.8 x 21.7 x 20.8 in
35 kg (77 lb)
ANL-2, TRD-4
(1) Based on a 2 hour test continuosly applying 6 dB crest factor pink noise (IEC shaped).
(2) Maximum calculated Peak SPL based on sensitivity and RMS power handling.
485
43
95
Rf-12.64
600 W
2400W
50 Hz - 20kHz
60º x 40º
97 dB SPL
131 dB
8 ohms
LF: 12H / GM 12G
HF: M-10N / GM M-10
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
64.4 x 37 x 34.6 cm
25.4 x 14.6 x 13.6 in
25 kg (55 lb)
ANL-2, AX-TRUSS, AX-L, TRD-2, TRD-4
AXA-2RF12, AXA-3RF12
sub-218G
1400 W
5600W
27 Hz - 160 Hz
101 dB SPL
138 dB
4 ohms
LF: 2 x 18G / GM 18G
Birch Plywood
Black Paint
Included: 12 x M10 rigging points
2 x NL4 Speakon
110 x 55 x 48.5 cm
43.3 x 21.7 x 19.1 in
60 kg (132 lb)
ANL-2
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